I’m making a turkey, gravy, cranberry sauce, green beans recipe from Ina Garten, roasted brussel sprouts, spoon bread corn casserole. I am torn whether to make the traditional mashed potatoes and candied sweet potatoes or try something new and make a potato and leek au gratin casserole and sweet potato fries. What are you making?
Suggestions welcomed.
I will also have rolls and dessert. Thinking about an apple crisp and pumpkin pie.
Turkey
Gravy (McCormick’s)
stuffing (homemade)
mashed potatoe (homemade)
sweet potatoes with marshmallows
lima beans (frozen bag)
caulilflower with (yuck) white sauce
corn (can or frozen)
green bean casserole
cranberry sauce (not the can)
rolls (homemade
pumpkin pie (frozen & homemade)
pumpkin gooey butter cake
Lana H | Nov 04, 2009
Turkey Fried and Baked
Stuffing
Cranberry Sauce
Greens
Angela | Nov 04, 2009
Turkey
Ham
Mashed Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes with marshmallows
Rolls
Homemade Mac and Cheese
Pumpkin Pie
Apple Pie
Pumpkin Roll
Deviled Eggs
maybe some other things, but thats probably it
blue_eyed_girl | Nov 04, 2009
Thanksgiving Dinner Draft
Menu
Turkey
Ham
Gravy
Green Salad
Mash potatoes (homemade)
Sweet potatoes (homemade)
Green bean Casserole
Collared Greens
Macaroni Pie
Glazed Carrots
Corn
Stuffing
Dinner Rolls
Cranberry Sauce
Dessert
Apple Pie
Ice Cream
Pumpkin Pie
Pecan Pie
Chocolate Cake
Cookies
Drinks
Wine (Red and white)
Soda/Juice
Coffee
Tea
Autumn Girl | Nov 04, 2009
Turkey, gravy, potato casserole, harvest rice with cranberries, fresh veggies and pumpkin cheesecake.. Plus we always plan a big family game or activity. You can see some great ideas for that here
http://www.celebrationideasonline.com/fu n-thanksgiving-ideas.html
They are so fun!
Carrie | Nov 04, 2009
Turkey, real mashed potatoes and homemade gravy,corn, sweet potatoes, Brown-n-serve rolls, pumpkin pie and real whip cream for the pie. Oops, and cranberry sauce too. We have to pop in to the big family dinner but the larger our family gets the more people try to change the traditional meal so my kids and I will eat at home and my mom and all the rest of the family can eat all the foods that are good any other day, just not on turkey day.
Lynn | Nov 04, 2009
try jelly type cranberry sauce mix it up with coolwhip and miniture marshmallows its great and a nice change for jelly cranberry sauce..
HUMANBEING | Nov 04, 2009
turkey and gravy
cornbread dressing
green beans
sweet potato souffle
deviled eggs
crescent rolls
cranberry sauce
pecan pie
I’m keeping it traditional and fairly minimal. I want to enjoy it and not be in panic mode all day.
cottonlily84 | Nov 04, 2009
Turkey
Gravy
Cranberry sauce
Mashed Potatoes
Corn on the cob
Apple stuffing
Ham
Warm bread rolls
Pumpkin pie
Apple pie
Ice cream
Dont you just loove THanksgiving diner?
Baby gil due May 1010! | Nov 04, 2009
that sounds tasty can i please come eat at your house its just me and my kid . just kidding your a stranger but that does sound tasty
naldo | Nov 04, 2009
We have the same thing every year
1- Big buttered turkey Stuffed with an italian sausage stuffing
2. Mashed Potatoes or Balsamic Roasted Potatoes
3. Mashed Yams w/ Marshmallow or Carrot Souffle
4. Green Bean Casserole
5. Cranberry Sauce
6. Rolls
For Dessert I usually make the pies and they change but there is always a pecan and a pumpkin. Sometimes we also make a fruit pie like apple or apple custard or minecemeat.
ShyGirl | Nov 06, 2009
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